Clinical Observation of Chinese Medicinal Prescriptions for Swelling and Pain in The Postoperative Treatment of Mixed Hemorrhoids

Objective:To observe the clinical effect of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)on reducing swelling and pain in patients with mixed hemorrhoids.Methods:Sixty patients with mixed hemorrhoids who were admitted to the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Qiqihar from January 2023 to January 2024 were selected and divided into two groups.The treatment group(n=30)was treated with mixed hemorrhoid ligation combined with traditional Chinese swelling and pain medicine,and the control group(n=30)was only treated with mixed hemorrhoid ligation.The pain level,edema score,and prognosis of the two groups after the intervention were analyzed.The clinical efficacy was used as the evaluation criterion to compare the clinical effects of different treatment options.Results:After the treatment,the pain score,edema score,and prognostic wound score of the treatment group were all lower than those of the control group(P 0.05).The total clinical effectiveness of the treatment group(100%)was higher than that of the control group(76.67%),(χ^(2)=4.2857,P<0.05).Conclusion:The application of traditional Chinese swelling and pain medicine in treating patients with mixed hemorrhoids effectively reduced the patient’s pain,reduced the degree of wound edema,promoted wound healing,and improved the patient’s prognosis.The curative effect was significant and had a positive impact.

Study of the Effects of the Chinese Herbal Prescription Combined with Copper and Ferum on the Malignancy of C

As compared with normal cells, cancer cells or malignant cells were morphologically abnor-mal : their contact inhibition and normal growth order were lost, the DNA content and ploid increased and suchkind of cells were transplantable. It the malignancy should be decreased or the malignant cells reversed, theabove abnormal changes could be reduced or disappear. BALB/c mice bearing ascites liver cancer wereused, Chinese herbal prescription combined with copper and ferrum (CHPCCF) was given by gavage for 10days, and then some cell-biological parameters were measured; further , the ascites cancer cells (controland treatment) were removed and retransptanted to another mice and observed. The results showed that inCHPCCF treatment group, DNA content of the cancer cells was decreased, and the proliferation index wasreduced (control : 83 . 4 ± 2 . 6, CHPCCF group : 78. 8 ± 1 . 5 ; or control : 67. 2 ± 1 . 3 , CHPCCF group : 64. 2 ±l . 6, P < 0. 02) , the number of the cancer cells in Gl phase increased obviously, but, those of S + G2Mphases decreased ( P < 0. 05 ￣ 0. 01 ) ; on the DNA histogram, the diploid peak became higher and bigger,but aneuploid or multiploid peaks became smaller. Furthermore, retransplanted experiments showed that in2/10 animals, the tumors did not grow, and in other 8/10 animals , the tumors grew, but the tumors' sizewere smaller than that of the control ; the growth inhibition rate was 71 . 7% ￣ 88. 3% ; and tumors ' grewslowly ; the growth curve of the tumors in CHPCCF group was considerably lower than that of the control ; thesurvival period of retransplanted animals was prolonged significantly (from 26. 1 ± 11 . 8 to 38. 1 ± 9. 6, or to39 . 6 ± 7 . 2 days, P<0 . 01 ); the increase in life span was 46% and 52% respectively. The results suggestedthat CHPCCF could reduce the malignancy of mice liver cancer cells.

Application of Mathematical Models in the Research of Chinese Herbal Compound Prescriptions

With the interdisciplinary development of multiple disciplines,mathematical models play a role as a bridge in the research process of Chinese herbal compounds,which can make full use of the interrelationships of knowledge,making the research and use of Chinese herbal compounds from complex and cumbersome to simple.This paper reviewed the research and application of mathematical models in the production and preparation,pharmacodynamics,pharmacokinetics and other aspects of Chinese herbal compound prescriptions,providing a theoretical basis for the development of the modern Chinese medicine industry.

Clinical efficacy of Chinese herbal compound in the treatment of infertility with kidney deficiency:A meta-analysis

Objective:Based on the current evidence system to evaluate the effect of traditional Chinese medicine compound on the clinical efficacy of infertility patients with kidney deficiency.Methods:Search the China Knowledge Resources Database(CNKI),Chinese Science and Technology Journal Database(VIP),China Academic Journal Database(Wanfang),PubMed,EMBASE,Ovid.The included studies are randomized controlled trials.The experimental group is Chinese medicine compound or Chinese medicine compound combined with western medicine,and the control group is western medicine.Two reviewers independently extracted and evaluated the literature data according to the Cochrane manual standards,and used Rev Man5.3 software for data synthesis and Meta-analysis.Results:32 studies were selected,a total of 2715 cases of infertility patients.The clinical pregnancy rate of the experimental group and the control group[n=29,OR(95%CI)=2.47(2.07,2.96),P<0.00001],the clinical total effective rate[n=20,OR(95%CI)=3.77(2.83,5.03),P<0.00001],TCM syndrome score[n=14,MD(95%CI)=4.34(3.08,5.61),P<0.00001],ovulation rate[n=20,OR(95%CI)=2.21(1.85,2.63),P<0.00001],the occurrence rate of two-way BBT[n=11,OR(95%CI)=2.65(2.02,3.48),P<0.00001].The GRADE scoring results show that the level of evidence is low and very low.Conclusion:Traditional Chinese medicine compound can increase the clinical pregnancy rate and clinical total effective rate of infertility with kidney deficiency syndrome,improve the scores of Chinese medical syndromes,increase its ovulation rate and the occurrence rate of BBT bidirectional type,and confirm the clinical efficacy of Chinese medicine compound from the perspective of evidence-based medicine.

Analysis of Herbal Medicine Prescriptions for Patients in An Academic Korean Medical Hospital:A Cross Sectional Study of Electronic Medical Records(2010–2013)

Objective： To obtain fundamental information for the standardization of herbal medicine in Korea. Methods： We analyzed the herbal medicine prescription data of patients at the Pusan National University Korean Medicine Hospital from March 2010 to February 2013. We used the Dongui-Bogam （Dong Yi Bao Jian） to classify prescribed herbal medicines. Results： The study revealed that the most frequently prescribed herbal medicine was ‘Liuwei Dihuang Pill （LWDHP, 六味地黄丸）＇ which was used for invigorating ‘Shen （Kidndy）-yin＇. ‘LWDHP＇ was most frequently prescribed to male patients aged 50-59, 60-69, 70-79 and 80-89 years, and ‘Xionggui Tiaoxue Decoction （XGTXD, 芎归调血饮）＇ was most frequently prescribed to female patients aged 30-39 and 40-49 years. According to the International Classification of Diseases （ICD） codes,‘Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue＇ showed the highest prevalence. ‘LWDHP＇ and ＇XGTXD＇ was the most frequently prescribed in categories 5 and 3, respectively. Based on the percentage of prescriptions for each sex, ‘Ziyin Jianghuo Decoction （滋阴降火汤）＇ was prescribed to mainly male patients, and ‘XGTXD＇ with ‘Guima Geban Decoction （桂麻各半汤）＇ were prescribed to mainly female patients. Conclusion： This study analysis successfully determined the frequency of a variety of herbal medicines, and many restorative herbal medicines were identified and frequently administered.

Studies on Treating Eczema by Chinese Herbal Medicine with Anti-Type Ⅳ Allergic Activity

Objective: To study Chinese herbal prescription for treatment of eczema on the basis of the suppressive effect of Chinese herbal medicine with type Ⅳ allergic reaction. Methods: Various formulae composed of Chinese herbal medicines possessing suppressive effect on murine allergic contact dermatitis were formed following the therapeutic principles of traditional Chinese medicine in treating eczema, and their effect on ear swelling, ear flake weight, dermal inflammatory infiltration cell count and plasma level of calcitonin gene related peptide ( CGRP) were examined in mice with dinitrofluorobenzene induced dermatitis. The prescription, Composite Poria Decoction was formulated and made into granule form, which was used to treat 63 cases of eczema (atopic dermatitis was excluded), and compared with 59 cases treated with antihistaminic that was aimed at the type I allergic reaction. Results: Experimental study showed that all the 4 Chinese prescriptions had the effect of anti type Ⅳ allergic reaction, among them, the formula for cooling blood and removing Heat, Wind and Dampness evil possessed the most potent effect in suppressing murine dermatitis, and it was also able to up regulate the plasma CGRP concentration. The clinical cure rate of Composite Poria Granule treatment was 47.6%, and that of the control was 22.0%. The difference was significant between the two groups ( u =2.9555, P <0.01). Conclusions: Chinese herbal medicine has the effect of anti type Ⅳ allergic reaction. Composite Poria Granule has good effect in treating eczema.